Pertaining to community based development
- Today there are procedures to facilitate wider participation in social services
- There has been greater decentralization of government decision making which has boosted community based development activities
- There are legal frameworks which allow people’s participation
- Social workers today help to shape up local leadership skills they are more involved in running non-governmental projects
- There is increased community ownership of development programs since they are involved through participation
- Communication and understanding especially among rural community has been enhanced
- Job opportunities have been created
- There has been improved technology hence leading to improved living standards
- There has been the promotion of innovation and the use of locally adaptable skills
- It has been an improvement of provision of services such as health, education through hospitals. Colleges, schools etc.
- There is provision of funds and other resources by both Governmental and Non-governmental and this has helped especially in humanitarian interventions and as well as projects implementation.
- Training is more available to the community development and social work professionals
- Today communities are more dependent instead of relying on handouts provided by social workers
Pertaining to Empowerment as a basis for social services
- Rural people’s internal capacities have been strengthened at local levels
- There is promotion of gender public awareness
- The rights of immigrants’ populations, refugees and IDPs have been guaranteed through education services, health care and other capacity building programs
- There is provision of information to individuals, families and groups
- There are today legal policy frameworks to increase people’s participation
- There are appropriate procedures and methods which facilitate wider participation in social services
- There is promotion of innovation and use of locally adaptable skills
- Job opportunities have been created for community members
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